Leisure centres across South Cheshire have had self-testing blood pressure machines installed.
The centres, run by Everybody Health & Leisure, now the testing service for free at Crewe Lifestyle Centre as well as others in Congleton, Holmes Chapel and Macclesfield.
Cooper Buckley beat Willaston White Star 2-4 to move to the top of the Crewe Regional Sunday League Premier Division.
Cooper Buckley led 1-3 at half-time, with the White Star goal coming from Joel Hind.
By Jonathan White
Nantwich Town Women hammered Macclesfield Town Ladies FC 13-1 in the Quarter-Final of the Challenge Cup at the Swansway Stadium.
The Dabbers dominated play from the first whistle, keeping up their brilliant recent form.
Combermere Abbey is opening up to run its popular Bluebell Walks and guided tours in 2024.
Visitors can explore Combermere by booking onto a tour of the house or a late spring trip to see the bluebells in its ancient woodlands.
Armed police and dog teams were seen raiding a house in Nantwich amid dramatic scenes last night.
It happened on Davenport Avenue at around 9pm when police cordoned off the road at the Barony Park end and Manor Road end.
With house prices soaring exponentially and the concept of getting on the housing ladder seemingly increasingly impossible for so many people, it’s no wonder that the market for motorhomes has skyrocketed in recent years.
A literal home on wheels that can be yours for a fraction of the price of an actual home (or even a tiny studio flat), motorhomes offer ultimate freedom when it comes to where and how you live your life.
Everybody Leisure is to take over delivery of the “Bikeability” scheme across Cheshire East.
The scheme, funded by the Department for Transport, teaches young people to ride a bike.
A Nantwich Pokemon community group has gone from strength to strength, and now attracts hundreds of players.
In just seven years, it has become a popular new social group in the town – and leaders are inviting more to join them.
By Belinda Ryan, local democracy reporter
Cheshire East Council’s ballooning special needs budget deficit is so serious it “threatens the very existence of the council”, a councillor said.
The DSG (dedicated school grant) deficit currently stands at about £90 million.
Olympic gymnast Alice Kinsella will be joining Crewe and Nantwich Gymnastics Club at an open house event later this month.
The event aims to welcome new gymnasts and to showcase the benefits of the sport.
Police are targeting illegal car meets and anti-social driving in parts of Crewe and Shavington.
They launched a new campaign on David Whitby Way this week, between Shavington A500 bypass and Weston Road.
Cheshire motorists have been involved in potentially lethal collisions while trying to avoid potholes, the county’s police boss said today.
Police and Crime Commissioner John Dwyer issued the warning as he encouraged more people to report potholes to their local authorities.
Dear Editor,
Labour run Cheshire East are not short of money. Cheshire East is short of good management and common sense.
If the Council was managed properly there would be no need for the usual inflation busting Council Tax increases each year.
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